Since the release of his critically acclaimed 2002 album, Just Chillin' - w… Read Full Bio ↴Since the release of his critically acclaimed 2002 album, Just Chillin' - which won a Grammy® in the prestigious Best Pop Instrumental Category - this innovative and original guitarist has been front and center in the fast evolving fusion of pop, R&B and jazz that has captured the imagination of true music aficionados across the country and around the world.
Now, with the release of West Coast Coolin', Norman Brown consolidates his reputation as a premier recording and performing artist with a collection of ten tracks -- written and co-written by the artist - that take the sonic adventure of Just Chillin' into breathtaking new spheres. It's an innovation due in large part to Brown's exceptional skills as a distinctive urban vocalist, with the specially selected tracks of West Coast Coolin' providing the perfect vehicle for this dazzling new facet of his career. As a result, Norman Brown joins a very select list of versatile urban artists gifted as both instrumentalists and vocalists.
All which should come as no surprise to savvy music fans. Over the course of five landmark releases and a virtually constant itinerary of international touring, this gifted and gloriously versatile guitarist and vocalist has established himself as one of a handful of preeminent instrumentalists and composers in contemporary musical realms, setting a standard for virtuosity that has placed the Shreveport, La. native in a category of one.
It's a love affair with music that began at the tender age of eight, after the family had relocated to Kansas City. It was there that Brown first heard the mind-blowing brilliance of Jimi Hendrix and determined to make the guitar his life. The obligatory garage rock apprenticeship followed, but it was Brown's steelworker father who eventually introduced his son to the equally life-changing influence of Wes Montgomery and turned his talents toward jazz.
After graduating high school, Brown headed west to study at the renowned Musician's Institute in Los Angeles, eventually landing a teaching job at the school even as he put together his first jazz combo and began playing on the city's thriving club scene. Adding George Benson to his list of seminal influences, Brown had already garnered a small but fanatical following when he landed his first recording contract with Motown Records. Over the course of the next four years he released three critically acclaimed albums, Just Between Us (1992), the gold-selling After The Storm (1994) and Better Days Ahead (1996). The decade drew to a close with a new label, Warner Bros. Records, and one of his most accomplished and assured offerings, the above mentioned Celebration, which marked the beginning of his fruitful collaboration with ace producer Paul Brown.
Celebration was followed, two years later, by the Grammy winning Just Chillin', spotlighting an altogether more laid back sound and an A-list of supporting vocalists that included Michael McDonald, Chante Moore, Miki Howard and others.
Now, with the release of West Coast Coolin', Norman Brown consolidates his reputation as a premier recording and performing artist with a collection of ten tracks -- written and co-written by the artist - that take the sonic adventure of Just Chillin' into breathtaking new spheres. It's an innovation due in large part to Brown's exceptional skills as a distinctive urban vocalist, with the specially selected tracks of West Coast Coolin' providing the perfect vehicle for this dazzling new facet of his career. As a result, Norman Brown joins a very select list of versatile urban artists gifted as both instrumentalists and vocalists.
All which should come as no surprise to savvy music fans. Over the course of five landmark releases and a virtually constant itinerary of international touring, this gifted and gloriously versatile guitarist and vocalist has established himself as one of a handful of preeminent instrumentalists and composers in contemporary musical realms, setting a standard for virtuosity that has placed the Shreveport, La. native in a category of one.
It's a love affair with music that began at the tender age of eight, after the family had relocated to Kansas City. It was there that Brown first heard the mind-blowing brilliance of Jimi Hendrix and determined to make the guitar his life. The obligatory garage rock apprenticeship followed, but it was Brown's steelworker father who eventually introduced his son to the equally life-changing influence of Wes Montgomery and turned his talents toward jazz.
After graduating high school, Brown headed west to study at the renowned Musician's Institute in Los Angeles, eventually landing a teaching job at the school even as he put together his first jazz combo and began playing on the city's thriving club scene. Adding George Benson to his list of seminal influences, Brown had already garnered a small but fanatical following when he landed his first recording contract with Motown Records. Over the course of the next four years he released three critically acclaimed albums, Just Between Us (1992), the gold-selling After The Storm (1994) and Better Days Ahead (1996). The decade drew to a close with a new label, Warner Bros. Records, and one of his most accomplished and assured offerings, the above mentioned Celebration, which marked the beginning of his fruitful collaboration with ace producer Paul Brown.
Celebration was followed, two years later, by the Grammy winning Just Chillin', spotlighting an altogether more laid back sound and an A-list of supporting vocalists that included Michael McDonald, Chante Moore, Miki Howard and others.
La La At The End
Norman Brown Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'La La At The End' by these artists:
Rags & Riches Dame tu chicha negra Que estoy que me muro de…
Sidney George & Jackie La Melodia Composição: Francisco Javier Godoy e Jackie J. A…
The Chosen Few A la primera persona que me ayude a comprender Pienso entreg…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Norman Brown:
'Til My Baby Comes Home There's a whole lot of girls messin' around trying to…
After The Love Is Gone For a while, to love was all we could do We…
Angel I've never felt this way before It seems as though I've…
Any Love I speak to myself sometimes, and I say, "Oh my In…
Celebrate Me Home Home for the holidays I believe I've missed each and every…
Celebration Get high, get high, get high, get high, get high Westside,…
For The Love Of You Hmm Huh Hoo hoo hey baby I'm looking for you Drifting…
Getting By waking up everyday trying to find a positive way to live her…
Heart to Heart I'm pouring my heart out for you, girl Right here in…
I Might Hey, how you doing, can I have a little time? Your…
I Need You I need you like the sun needs the moon I need…
I'm Pouring My Heart I'm pouring my heart out for you, girl Right here in…
It no lyrics…
Just Between Us Hitchcock Robyn Globe Of Frogs The Shapes Between Us Turn To…
Just Chillin aaaah…
Just My Imagination Each day through my window I watch her as she…
Let There's something I want to tell you There's something I thi…
Let's Wait Awhile There's something I want to tell you There's something I th…
Love I speak to myself sometimes, and I say, "Oh my In…
Love's Holiday Would you mind if I touch, If I kiss, if I…
Moonlight Tonight 3rd Storee Miscellaneous Tonight ====================== 3rd …
Never Again .have you eve rlooked around and opened up your heart and fo…
Night Drive Lei le bu yao jian wai Ba wo wa qi lai Tu…
One Last Goodbye Mhm Oh no, oh no, no Yeah, yeah And be grateful 'Cause they …
Out no lyrics…
Paradise And then she holds my hand, mm And then I understand.…
Rain Sometimes as soft as a myst of rain That gently touches…
Stay With Me Each day through my window I watch her as she…
Sweet Taste sweet taste of love…
That Like a moth to a flame Burned by the fire My love…
The Christmas Song Chestnuts roasting on an open fire Jack Frost nipping at yo…
Thinking About You How about you? Will you see this through? How about you? Wil…
Til My Baby Comes Home There's a whole lot of girls messin' around trying to…
Together at Last Together at last Together forever We're tying a knot They ne…
Too High Too high, too high But I ain't touched the sky Too high,…
What Mother, mother There's too many of you crying Brother, bro…
Won't You Stay Yeah... ummmm Ooooo Yeah... Yeah Oh-we-oh-we-yeah I just wa…
You Can Close Your Eyes Well the sun is surely sinking down But the moon is…
You Make Me Feel Brand New Uh, yeah, yeah My love I'll never find the words, my love T…
Your Body My body's callin' for you My body's callin' for you My body'…
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@winstonmiller9649
I usedto love hearing this tune at "the end" of the night in the late 70s at a little club called Big 5, in Queens Park London.
@moedemama
took me a while before i realized how beautiful the song is
@winstonmiller9649
I knooow! Some tunes are like that, where they express themselves in a organic way on you over a long time.
Something like what some plants and especially butterflys do; emerge from something not at first beautiful.
😊🖤❤🎶👫🏾🎶💚💛😄
@cat5473
Wicked tune, heard it in my mate's car and said I had to find it on youtube. one love
@winstonmiller9649
Along with Gregory Isaac's: Darling I need your loving. Norman Brown's La La ....at the end, usedto form a trio of songs a the end of the club. So when the trio was played you knew you should have your last dances with your favourite partner for the weekend. It was really great fun and very memorable ritual. 😊😊👫🌆
@wrangasdumella3118
Yes Winno true
@annissa30
Love this to death
@djsarcastic
soooooooooo good
@joelawrance1452
They certainly do, Bismarck...
@Bismarck126
A few people have your records, Joe ;-)